Bought a nice used Frabill fish house the other day. Not a tear in it. Guy smoked and there was some crud on the floor. Decided to air it out. Set it up in drive way, cleaned it and left it stand where I thought it would be safe from wind. Nice strong wind came along, blew it across the street. Now, there are some nice rub holes along the one side where the material goes over the frame. Biggest is about 3 inches. Couple smaller ones too.
How best to fix it? Some aren't like simple tears, so can't just sew it. Needs a little material added in....can take to canvas guy, but probably $$$. Friend suggested gluing piece of new material around areas, but what kind of glue??
Ideas?
Thanks!
Ken
------------------ Captain Ken Kessler www.captainken.com www.muskieschool.com Guiding in Illinois and North East Minnesota 847-970-9108 Illinois 218-742-4680 Minnesota
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Bought a nice used Frabill fish house the other day. Not a tear in it. Guy smoked and there was some crud on the floor. Decided to air it out. Set it up in drive way, cleaned it and left it stand where I thought it would be safe from wind. Nice strong wind came along, blew it across the street. Now, there are some nice rub holes along the one side where the material goes over the frame. Biggest is about 3 inches. Couple smaller ones too.
How best to fix it? Some aren't like simple tears, so can't just sew it. Needs a little material added in....can take to canvas guy, but probably $$$.
Friend suggested gluing piece of new material around areas, but what kind of glue??
Ideas?
Thanks!
Ken
------------------
Captain Ken Kessler
www.captainken.com
www.muskieschool.com
Guiding in Illinois and North East Minnesota
847-970-9108 Illinois
218-742-4680 Minnesota
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